In Pennsylvania, by virtue of law, 20 Pa. C.S. 5601(3), a Power of Attorney document must be notarized. If you feel the POA that your mother signed...

If I read your question correctly, your aunt is deceased and somebody placed your deceased father as a co-signor on loans she took out before her...

Under Pennsylvania Statutes (20 Pa. C.S. 305) your mother's spouse would normally be entitled to dispose of her ashes. However, this may be...

Few people realize that HOA ownership gives the board of the HOA almost open access to your checking account because it is difficult to confront a...

There is no specific form in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Most times, I file with a "Rule Returnable" and the court fills it in with a specific...

Every individual is presumed to be competent until a court of law has deemed them incapacitated. Under Title 20, Section 5511 of the Pennsylvania...

One important fact that is missing, is whether your sister is acting under a valid Power of Attorney. But even so, if you suspect that your sister...

I have re-classified your question to the litigation forum as it involves an issue dealing with the Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure. Also, be...

Someone must examine your document to provide a correct answer. Generally speaking, if you have a "Power of Attorney" you can make financial...

Information missing from your question is the name of the executor under your father's will? The executor is the one with the power to transfer...